ifip-tc6 April 2000

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TC6 meeting 2000

von katariina.ikavalko＠sonera.com

Dear Sirs, Mr Veikko Hara of Sonera Corporation, Finland will attend the next TC6 meeting that will take place in Paris on May 13-14. Could you kindly send me the invitation as well as the hotel information so I can make the reservations for Mr Veikko Hara as well as for Mr Olli Martikainen. Kindly send the information as soon as possible. I am Mr Hara's assistant so please send the information to my e-mail or fax +358-2040-54055. Yours sincerely, Katariina Ikävalko Sonera Coporation/Research

24 Jahre

CFP on Web-based management

von J.P. Martin-Flatin

------- Blind-Carbon-Copy X-Mailer: exmh version 2.1.1 10/15/1999 From: "J.P. Martin-Flatin" <jp.martin-flatin(a)ieee.org> To: Nikos Anerousis <nikos(a)voicemate.com>, "J.P. Martin-Flatin" <jp.martin-flatin(a)ieee.org> Reply-To: "J.P. Martin-Flatin" <jp.martin-flatin(a)ieee.org> Subject: CFP on Web-based management Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 00:20:49 +0200 Sender: jpmf(a)ica.epfl.ch <Please accept our apologies if you receive several copies of this message.> *** LAST CALL *** CALL FOR PAPERS JOURNAL OF NETWORK AND SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT Special Issue on Web-Based Management The use of Web technologies in network, systems, application and service management--also known as Web-based management--has attracted a lot of attention in the recent years. In the IP world, all major network management platform vendors are migrating toward Web-based graphical user interfaces. Current suggestions include to redesign entirely the managers and agents using Java, take advantage of distributed object-oriented technologies such as CORBA and Java RMI, base the manager-to-agent communication on HTTP, or use XML to format and structure management data. Even in the OSI world, especially for telecommunication switches, more and more vendors are turning to solutions integrating CORBA and Java. What are the opportunities of Web technologies in these two worlds? What are the principles behind the design of Web-based management systems? How can we make such systems reliable and scalable? What are their limitations? What are the advantages and disadvantages of using HTTP, applets, servlets, RMI, JDBC, etc. in management applications? Topics of interest for this special issue include, but are not limited to, the following: * Web technologies in network, systems, service and application management * Information models in support of Web-based management (semantics) * Distributed computing for Web-based management applications * Web technologies as facilitators of integrated management * New designs for Web-based managers and agents * Web-based communication between managers and agents * How to format, encode and represent management data in transit (agent/manager, manager/manager) * Techniques to efficiently save and retrieve management data to/from persistent storage (e.g. how to store time series?) * Scalability, efficiency and reliability of Web-based management * Performance analysis of Web-based management * Case studies of Web-based management systems * Experiences with commercial Web-based management platforms Instructions to Contributors: We invite prospective authors to submit high quality papers via email to one of the guest editors, depending on their geographic zone. Only electronic submissions are acceptable. Please prepare the manuscripts according to the Instructions to Contributors which can be found in any copy of the Journal, or by visiting the JNSM Web site at <http://www.cstp.umkc.edu/jnsm/>. Guest Editors: Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin Swiss Fed. Inst. of Technology, Lausanne Nikos Anerousis (EPFL) VoiceMate.com DSC-ICA 215 W. 95th St., Ste. 10M 1015 Lausanne New York, NY 10025 Switzerland USA Email: jp.martin-flatin(a)ieee.org Email: nikos(a)voicemate.com Schedule: Manuscript due: April 30, 2000 Notification of Acceptance: July 31, 2000 Final Manuscript due: Sep. 30, 2000 Publication Date: 1st Quarter 2001 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ (First advertised on July 29, 1999) ------- End of Blind-Carbon-Copy

24 Jahre

[Fwd: (iwan2_sc 3) IWAN2000 - Extension of Deadline]

von Augusto Casaca

24 Jahre

WG reports

von Augusto Casaca

Dear WG chairmen, I need to receive the WG reports for the Paris TC6 meeting until May 3 to insert them in the meeting documents. Best regards Augusto Casaca

24 Jahre

TC6 meeting 2000/1

von Augusto Casaca

Dear TC6 members, The next TC6 meeting will take place in Paris, on May 13 and 14. The meeting will start on the 13th (Saturday) in early afternoon (time to be indicated later) and end on the 14th (Sunday) at 18.00. The meeting will be followed by the Networking'2000 Conference, which I encourage you to attend. The formal meeting invitation together with hotel information should be sent to you by Samir Tohme soon. Best regards Augusto Casaca

24 Jahre

[Fwd: (iwan2_sc 2) IWAN2000 deadline extension]

von Augusto Casaca

24 Jahre

[Fwd: Subject: Electronic Publishing 2000 - Conference announcement and CfP]

von Augusto Casaca

24 Jahre

Networking 2000, Paris, May 14-19, 2000

von Guy Pujolle

24 Jahre

[Fwd: IFIP CONGRESS 2000 Blues]

von Augusto Casaca

24 Jahre

UK telephone number changes

von Radford, Peter

The United Kingdom is changing its telephone numbers, again! There's a quick summary below and a reference point for further details Peter Radford The main changes affect the fixed network telephone numbers in areas that are running out of numbers; however the opportunity is being taken to introduce other changes to make the numbering scheme more easily understandable. These other changes affect mobile numbers and special rate and premium rate services; of these, only the mobile number changes are discussed below. The fixed network changes affect numbers in Cardiff, Coventry, London (both Inner and Outer London), Portsmouth, Southampton and the whole of Northern Ireland. All these areas will have numbers that, from outside the UK, will now begin +44 2X followed by an 8-digit local number. For example, London numbers will now begin +44 20. Those (Inner London) numbers which were +44 171 XXX XXXX will become +44 20 7XXX XXXX, with 7XXX XXXX being the new local number; similarly, those (Outer London) numbers which were +44 181 YYY YYYY will become +44 20 8YYY YYYY. The different area codes for Inner and Outer London disappear. Changes for the other areas are detailed in www.numberchange.org. (Note that the Portsmouth and Southampton areas are merged behind one area code, as are all the old Northern Ireland areas.) The new local numbers take effect on 22nd April but you can use the full numbers now, the old geographic area codes and numbers can be used until later this summer. The mobile number changes are part of the move to re-organise the numbering scheme, so that +44 7 will denote what OFTEL, the UK Regulator, calls "Find Me Anywhere numbers" (personal numbers, mobiles and pagers). Any existing mobile or pager number that does not begin +44 7 is being changed. In a few cases, an extra digit is inserted (so that +44 860 XXXXXX becomes +44 7860 XXXXXX). In other cases, the change is not quite as simple (for example, +44 370 XXXXXX becomes +44 7770 XXXXXX) and look up tables (see below) must be used to determine the new numbers. The new numbers can all be used now; the old mobile numbers will stop working at the end of April next year. If you need to find a new number, the www.numberchange.org web-site offers a number conversion facility. Peter Radford Logica Telecoms Solutions telephone +44 (0) 20 7446 1281 http://www.logica.com/

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